Can a white woman become an Africa American hair guru?

Question

This person I know (a white woman) is fascinated with ethic hair, and wants to learn how to braid, cut, style etc. Do you think she has a chance to become a respected hair guru amongst people of color or do you think she doesn't stand a chance because she's white and doesn't have hair like theirs?

Accepted Answer

I think it's low key racist to assume white people cant do what black people do and vice versa

Answer

I lived overseas and in my town there was one hairdresser. She was Caucasian and she did every kind of hair imaginable (very diverse town with expats from many different countries/backgrounds). I had a friend from South Africa and she loved how this woman did hair. So yes! This hairdresser put lots of effort and time into learning how to do lots of different things and how to work with different people's hair. I didn't have a single friend (and neither did my mum) that didn't like her and what she did.

Answer

I believe she can practice always makes perfect. I knew nothing of hair and make up when I started. Nd know I teach others nd honestly Adrian American hair is my favorite to deal with. It's always a lot of work. But when u have an amazing outcome nd the woman loves it. All worthy.♥️

Answer

If you can style the hair you can! I personally wouldn't want to do that because I would become to jealous around the other people

Can a white woman become an Africa American hair guru?

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